"Harvard on the Move" Community Walk, Tuesday 12pm
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Alexios Monopolis
Feb 7, 2011, 6:07:46 PM2/7/11
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Good evening everyone!
Tomorrow (Tuesday, February 8th) at 12/noon, "Harvard on the Move" will host our first community walk.
For those interested in participating, we will meet outside the Center for Wellness in the Holyoke Center arcade (1350 Mass Ave, near the Harvard T station).
Prior to the walk, I will examine the conditions of several routes we can take around Cambridge and along the Charles River to determine the safest possible path. Regardless of the route, the walk will last roughly one hour roundtrip. You are, of course, welcome to join us for as long or as little as you'd like.
Our next community run will take place on Wednesday at noon and our next community walk will take place on Thursday at noon.
Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or concerns!
See you tomorrow,
Alexios
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Dr. Alexios Monopolis, Harvard University
Program Manager & Coach
Tomorrow (Tuesday, February 8th) at 12/noon, "Harvard on the Move" will host our first community walk.
For those interested in participating, we will meet outside the Center for Wellness in the Holyoke Center arcade (1350 Mass Ave, near the Harvard T station).
Prior to the walk, I will examine the conditions of several routes we can take around Cambridge and along the Charles River to determine the safest possible path. Regardless of the route, the walk will last roughly one hour roundtrip. You are, of course, welcome to join us for as long or as little as you'd like.
Our next community run will take place on Wednesday at noon and our next community walk will take place on Thursday at noon.
Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or concerns!
See you tomorrow,
Alexios
--
Dr. Alexios Monopolis, Harvard University
Program Manager & Coach
Harvard on the Move || Center for Wellness
Resident Sustainability & Wellness Tutor
Kirkland House || Faculty of Arts and Sciences
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